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FEC approves two new NIGCOMSAT satellites to expand broadband coverage • FULL LIST: Nigeria, 74 others spared as US judge strikes down visa ban • Troops nab suspected gunrunner in Plateau, rescue kidnapped victim in Edo • Mike Clay's Ultimate Draft Board: Perfect picks for every round • Dangote backed filling stations, others increase fuel price • Two feared dead, dozens homeless as flood hits Jigawa community • 🏀 Grading the Thompson and DeRozan signings • LaLiga: Barca’s new arrival Rodri to miss Elche opener • New arrival Rodri to miss Elche opener • Traditional Leaders Urged to Support Government by Creating Jobs for the Youth • HRRG honours Ing. Dr. George Asiedu for Sanitation Leadership After 2023 Intervention for Teenage Girl • Bono Police Arrest 36‑Year‑Old in GH¢1.1M Fake Gold Deal; Hunt for Three Others Intensifies • Obrempong Nyanful Krampah XI Hails Nana Esoun Abonyi Kwaata II for Championing Peace and Development in Gomoa Brofoyedur • MP, DCE Inspect Ongoing Development Projects Across Kasena Nankana West • 10 popular Canadian employers hiring foreign workers in 2026 • Six-year-old girl dies in UK hospital days after her family drowned • Five killed in fatal head-on collision on Lagos Badagry expressway • NNL: Sokoto United to resume training August 24 ahead of new season • Made in Nigeria: How ‘fake’ agency claimed FG’s backing with zero authority • Dreaming of the CFP already? Projections for every bowl game, including the playoff • FEC approves two new NIGCOMSAT satellites to expand broadband coverage • FULL LIST: Nigeria, 74 others spared as US judge strikes down visa ban • Troops nab suspected gunrunner in Plateau, rescue kidnapped victim in Edo • Mike Clay's Ultimate Draft Board: Perfect picks for every round • Dangote backed filling stations, others increase fuel price • Two feared dead, dozens homeless as flood hits Jigawa community • 🏀 Grading the Thompson and DeRozan signings • LaLiga: Barca’s new arrival Rodri to miss Elche opener • New arrival Rodri to miss Elche opener • Traditional Leaders Urged to Support Government by Creating Jobs for the Youth • HRRG honours Ing. Dr. George Asiedu for Sanitation Leadership After 2023 Intervention for Teenage Girl • Bono Police Arrest 36‑Year‑Old in GH¢1.1M Fake Gold Deal; Hunt for Three Others Intensifies • Obrempong Nyanful Krampah XI Hails Nana Esoun Abonyi Kwaata II for Championing Peace and Development in Gomoa Brofoyedur • MP, DCE Inspect Ongoing Development Projects Across Kasena Nankana West • 10 popular Canadian employers hiring foreign workers in 2026 • Six-year-old girl dies in UK hospital days after her family drowned • Five killed in fatal head-on collision on Lagos Badagry expressway • NNL: Sokoto United to resume training August 24 ahead of new season • Made in Nigeria: How ‘fake’ agency claimed FG’s backing with zero authority • Dreaming of the CFP already? Projections for every bowl game, including the playoff

August 22, 2026|12:15

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George Badejo-Adegbenga: Connecting Africa’s talent to global opportunity

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Africa has no shortage of talent, but too much of it remains disconnected from opportunity. George Badejo-Adegbenga, founder

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